Bosal Exhaust
April-29th-2002, 02:13 PM
#1
Blue boomstick
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Join Date: Mar 2002
Location: longwood, fl
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Bosal Exhaust
Anyone know where I could find the Bosal Exhaust system for my 2000 Mazda protege ES online for discount?
Also
Which would you choose ,
1. Nitrous System for the protege or
2. Bosal Exhaust system
Both are around the same price , but each are very different ,
What would everyone pick?
Also
Which would you choose ,
1. Nitrous System for the protege or
2. Bosal Exhaust system
Both are around the same price , but each are very different ,
What would everyone pick?
April-29th-2002, 02:15 PM
#2
Cripple Fight!!!!
Join Date: Nov 2001
Location: Northern VA
Posts: 1,944
I'd say 'Do a Search', since the Bosal exhaust has been thoroughly discussed here. But instead I'll point you to http://www.protege5online.com, where Mitch(aka Protege5Online on this forum) sells the Bosal for both the P5 and the sedan for a very good price.
but do a search anyway, you'll learn a lot more about this exhaust (with pics!)! the button is at the upper right hand corner of the page!
but do a search anyway, you'll learn a lot more about this exhaust (with pics!)! the button is at the upper right hand corner of the page!
April-29th-2002, 02:24 PM
#4
Blue boomstick
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Join Date: Mar 2002
Location: longwood, fl
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So your saying the exhaust is the better way to go.
So www.protege5online.com is basically the only place I could find the exhaust discounted online.
Tried Google and other search engines but couldnt find anymore prices.
Where did everyone on this board buy there exhaust and what type of gains did you experience?
PS.
I used the search button.
So www.protege5online.com is basically the only place I could find the exhaust discounted online.
Tried Google and other search engines but couldnt find anymore prices.
Where did everyone on this board buy there exhaust and what type of gains did you experience?
PS.
I used the search button.
April-29th-2002, 05:35 PM
#6
Blue boomstick
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Is this exhaust a simple bolt on or is more work required?
Also how much should I expect to pay for the system from Bosal?
Lastly which is the right one to get , the Federal one or the California one , I have a 2000 ES.
Also how much should I expect to pay for the system from Bosal?
Lastly which is the right one to get , the Federal one or the California one , I have a 2000 ES.
April-29th-2002, 10:16 PM
#10
Half-assed sport 20
Join Date: Oct 2001
Location: Greenbelt, MD
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When I put my catback on (with help from some friends) I just put car stands under my passenger side and got to work. You MAY need an impact wrench (air tools rule) depending on how rusted you stock bolts are. Also, a little lubricant will help you catback slide into the rubber exhaust hangers. Not much more to it.
April-29th-2002, 10:47 PM
#11
Just Say n2o
Join Date: Nov 2001
Location: Bay Area, California...dude wheres my car?
Posts: 286
Re: Bosal Exhaust
[i]
Which would you choose ,
1. Nitrous System for the protege or
2. Bosal Exhaust system
Both are around the same price , but each are very different ,
What would everyone pick? [/B]
Which would you choose ,
1. Nitrous System for the protege or
2. Bosal Exhaust system
Both are around the same price , but each are very different ,
What would everyone pick?
[/B]
April-30th-2002, 12:54 PM
#15
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Join Date: Sep 2001
Location: Memphis, TN
Posts: 480
Bosal is in fact 2.25" This is to gain the best power across the board. 2.5" or bigger would give good power increase at certain RPMs which would be great for race, but not good for daily driving. THats why they went with 2.25" good happy medium.